Melbourne (pronounced "Melben" by the Aussies) is a city I have always wanted to see since I started traveling internationally. I was not disappointed with what I saw in the limited time I was there. I'll probably go back another time, may be see more of Australia as well.
Our cruise ship at Port Philip
An Australian equivalent of a Southern California lunch truck. It will freak me out if I see a Southern California food vendor in a tie!
Shown at the Shrine of Remembrance are military medals awarded to Australian soldiers
On the left side of the picture is Capt. Cook's cottage "transplanted" from England
Our river boat in the foreground cruising Yarra River
Check out the very narrow clearance between the boat and the bridge!
Champagne night on board!
Champagne anyone?
Long, narrow corridor between staterooms
Our cruise ship at Port Philip
An Australian equivalent of a Southern California lunch truck. It will freak me out if I see a Southern California food vendor in a tie!
Shown at the Shrine of Remembrance are military medals awarded to Australian soldiers 
On the left side of the picture is Capt. Cook's cottage "transplanted" from England
Our river boat in the foreground cruising Yarra River 
Check out the very narrow clearance between the boat and the bridge! 
Champagne night on board! 
Champagne anyone? 
Long, narrow corridor between staterooms 
5 comments:
It looks like a fun travel... !
It was! Thanks for dropping by.
Hehe... "Melben". "It's fine die todie". : )
Iba talaga ang Tagalog!You pronounced the word the way it is written, no short or long vowels and no silent or superflous alphabets. Concise and to the point, walang maraming palabok LOL.
I've heard that Melbourne is one of the most beautiful cities in the world that's why I want to going there, and getting a trip in one of those enterprises.
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